OK, disregard about the raindrops in the last post. It looks like it stretches the panel if the logo is a certain size. Unfortunately, that leaves quite a bit of dead space at the top. I’m going to have to play with this more. The raindrops are in a different panel, the header image, which I replaced.

John DPublic CommentUserOK, disregard about the raindrops in the last post. It looks like it stretches the panel if the logo is a certain size. Unfortunately, that leaves quite a bit of dead space at the top. I'm going to have to play with this more. The raindrops are in a different panel, the header image, which I replaced. :)1 year ago

This looks like a nice theme, and I’m considering putting on on my website.

I’m testing locally right now, and I noticed something odd. There is a “Theme Credit” box on the left column. It’s not in widgets, and I don’t see it in any files. What’s perplexing the most is that there is nothing in the actual text, only the title.

Also, I added my logo to the top panel, and the entire background of the top panel turned solid green (it looked like water drops on a green background before, as in the preview at the top of this page). Is this an either/or situation? It seems odd that my logo, which barely covers 1/6th of the space would change the entire top panel.

John DPublic CommentUserThis looks like a nice theme, and I'm considering putting on on my website.
I'm testing locally right now, and I noticed something odd. There is a "Theme Credit" box on the left column. It's not in widgets, and I don't see it in any files. What's perplexing the most is that there is nothing in the actual text, only the title.
Also, I added my logo to the top panel, and the entire background of the top panel turned solid green (it looked like water drops on a green background before, as in the preview at the top of this page). Is this an either/or situation? It seems odd that my logo, which barely covers 1/6th of the space would change the entire top panel.1 year ago

I have one more question. How to make #header and #main-navigation to be fixed? If I use CSS with position:fixed the whole layout is breaking.

Is there a way? Sorry if the question is too advanced.

PlamenPublic CommentUserHi,
I have one more question. How to make #header and #main-navigation to be fixed? If I use CSS with position:fixed the whole layout is breaking.
Is there a way? Sorry if the question is too advanced.1 year ago

But I have one question – is it possible to add any other share buttons like Google + button etc. Right now there are only FB, Twitter and Pinterest?

Thank you.

PlamenPublic CommentUserHi, very good theme indeed. I like it very much, very customizable.
But I have one question - is it possible to add any other share buttons like Google + button etc. Right now there are only FB, Twitter and Pinterest?
Thank you.1 year ago

I think I found another very slight bug. On lib/templates/paginate.php, on line 11, we have:

if( ! function_exists('custom_woo_pagination') ) :

Surely this should read:

if( function_exists('custom_woo_pagination') ) :

so that we can get nice, WP-PageNavi-style pagination? I’ve checked on other MagPress themes, namely InfiMag, and that’s what is used there, so I deleted the negation.

Also, remember to change colors (specially for .wp-pagenavi .current) on your CSS, if you have changed the default colour for TechVern (as it was my case).

Gwyneth LlewelynMember of MagPressSubscriberI think I found another very slight bug. On <b>lib/templates/paginate.php</b>, on line 11, we have:
<code>if( ! function_exists('custom_woo_pagination') ) :</code>
Surely this should read:
<code>if( function_exists('custom_woo_pagination') ) :</code>
so that we can get nice, WP-PageNavi-style pagination? I've checked on other MagPress themes, namely InfiMag, and that's what is used there, so I deleted the negation.
Also, remember to change colors (specially for .wp-pagenavi .current) on your CSS, if you have changed the default colour for TechVern (as it was my case).2 years ago

This is a fantastic theme, and one that is even easy to modify! For instance, I thought I had to stick with the green layout, and had to modify each and every image to get it look, say, red. But it was actually very, very easy to do so, thanks to a very clever way of dealing with the images — they’re just patterns on top of a background colour in most cases. Change the background colour, and the patterns will change, too! Very easy to modify and just takes seconds.

Changing the CSS is also pretty straightforward. It’s all on a single file, and easy to understand. No gazillions of obscure levels of CSS trickery. It has just what it needs, not more and not less. As such, it’s very easy to figure out what to change and where.

I just have a pet peeve with TechVern. Apparently, there is support for styling the visual editor as well: the option is turned on. But there is no editor-style.css file. Once I added one (and starting populating it with some CSS), the Media button stopped working, and nothing I do gets it back — except for commenting out add_editor_style(); on functions.php. Weird! But that might be the reason why TechVern doesn’t include the editor-style.css file, maybe they know it breaks WP 3.5.X…

Gwyneth LlewelynPublic CommentUserThis is a fantastic theme, and one that is even easy to modify! For instance, I thought I had to stick with the green layout, and had to modify each and every image to get it look, say, red. But it was actually very, very easy to do so, thanks to a very clever way of dealing with the images — they're just patterns on top of a background colour in most cases. Change the background colour, and the patterns will change, too! Very easy to modify and just takes seconds.
Changing the CSS is also pretty straightforward. It's all on a single file, and easy to understand. No gazillions of obscure levels of CSS trickery. It has just what it needs, not more and not less. As such, it's very easy to figure out what to change and where.
I just have a pet peeve with TechVern. Apparently, there is support for styling the visual editor as well: the option is turned on. But there is no <b>editor-style.css</b> file. Once I added one (and starting populating it with some CSS), the Media button stopped working, and nothing I do gets it back — except for commenting out <b>add_editor_style();</b> on <b>functions.php</b>. Weird! But that might be the reason why TechVern doesn't include the <b>editor-style.css</b> file, maybe they know it breaks WP 3.5.X...2 years ago